Yes, I feel as though we don't clash in terms of their interests getting in the way of mine. They also don't try to mold me into something that I'm not, which is what women my age will try to do in (not so) subtle ways.
www.the-independent.com
Gen Z are now in favour of age-gap relationships – and not for the reason you think
In a world where more and more younger men are following Andrew Tate and going deeper into the manosphere, a rising number of Gen Z women are choosing to date older people. Chloe Combi reports
Here they admit that historically age gap relationships have always been normal, and have only been demonized in the last 10 to 15 years.
It's funny that one of the reasons they say gen z women are starting to prefer older men again is because young men are too conservative now. Too much Joe Rogan and manosphere. Older men are more likely to be blue pilled feminists. And I think there is some merit to this argument as I've met a lot more red-pilled guys under 30.
The younger generations are quite risk averse and sheltered due to technology addiction/smartphones. They don't need to go outside, cruise around in cars, go to house parties, and "F around and find out." It's another reason why an age gap is less likely to even work in the west, even though it technically does solve things. Did those articles talk about how the gap might be better because younger women can now sense that economic realities in the next 10 years are bleak? I still see them hitting up parents and inheritances ...
In reality despite what any articles say I still find that the majority of younger women do not accept older men although I would say age gap acceptance tends to increase with the woman's age.Gen Z are now in favour of age-gap relationships – and not for the reason you think
In a world where more and more younger men are following Andrew Tate and going deeper into the manosphere, a rising number of Gen Z women are choosing to date older people. Chloe Combi reports
Here they admit that historically age gap relationships have always been normal, and have only been demonized in the last 10 to 15 years.
It's funny that one of the reasons they say gen z women are starting to prefer older men again is because young men are too conservative now. Too much Joe Rogan and manosphere. Older men are more likely to be blue pilled feminists. And I think there is some merit to this argument as I've met a lot more red-pilled guys under 30.
I think this article did mention the economic aspect as well.
I totally agree. Good points. You'll see good examples from kids of first generation immigrants, possibly. Those that are solid will get snapped up early, too.
Yes, it's too much to handle for most, as guys take a long time to mature and they are relatively underdeveloped with emotions and T that they can't master when girls also mature so fast and are attractive to them, beyond being promoted by the culture to being loud, "strong" or bossy.
From what I've seen or the cues you get from the society overall, especially in general attitude, you get very little normal behavior and/or friendliness if born after the millennium. It's not that they are bad or mean, they are just stunted and more fearful rather than colorful or animated. I agree with FrancisK in that it's even MORE extreme in selecting out good and bad early, and the middle is numbed by technology and the same friends around them, who are also spoiled materially on average (and with bad diets).
Yes, fearful is the way to describe them. They like to feel in control of their environment like with a machine. Often a stranger approaching triggers a fight or flight response like a deer in the headlights.
I would say its definitely true for western countries but at least for non western countries there still seems to be a decent percentage of young women who have normal social skills and can carry a conversation. In the more traditional countries for example girls will often be made to serve a tray of teas to house guests and will be invited to other peoples house parties where there are many people they don't know, etc.
